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look keo blade pedal Look Keo Blade Carbon Ceramic Track Pedals

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look keo blade pedal Look Keo Blade Carbon Ceramic Track PedalsThe Look Keo Blade Carbon Ceramic Track Pedals carry road proven Keo engineering onto the boards stripped down, locked in, and built for the demands of track racing. The carbon body weighs in at 121 grams, a figure made possible by Look's decades of experience engineering carbon layups that don't trade weight for structural integrity. The Blade lever retention system is 20 percent lighter than a conventional spring lever setup, contributing to a

The Look Keo Blade Carbon Ceramic Track Pedals carry road-proven Keo engineering onto the boards — stripped down, locked in, and built for the demands of track racing. The carbon body weighs in at 121 grams, a figure made possible by Look's decades of experience engineering carbon layups that don't trade weight for structural integrity. The Blade lever retention system is 20 percent lighter than a conventional spring-lever setup, contributing to a platform that's also 15 percent lighter than strap-based track pedals.

Ceramic bearings set this version apart from the standard Keo Blade. They generate up to 18 percent less friction than steel equivalents and resist dust and corrosion far more effectively — with a service life estimated at four to six times that of steel bearings. The 700mm² cleat contact area maximises power transfer through the drivetrain, keeping your effort where it belongs. One important note: the knob at the base of the pedal is a foot retention lock, not a tension adjuster. Disengage it before releasing the cleat to avoid damage to the pedal.

Look Keo Blade Carbon Ceramic Track Pedal Specs at a Glance

  • Weight: 121g
  • Bearings: Ceramic
  • Contact area: 700mm²
  • Retention: Blade lever system — 20% lighter than standard spring-lever
  • Body: Carbon construction
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